The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-12
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the I
Two Great Cenrers.

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Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1l-Flour heavy; re-
ceipts, 33 804 brls; exports, 1900 brls and 5000
sacks. Sales, 1880 brls. SuperHne Western
and State. g. IS 03 40; common to good extra
Western and State. So So q 55 good to choice
Western and State SO. 60 as 40; patent Mnneso-
ia. extra good to prime, $4.7505; choice to
double extra, So 10 as 40.
Wheat-Cash lots about 1c lower and heavy,
with fairly active trade for export; options
opened weak and declined solo, ruling heavy
during the day, and closing at about the bottom
rates: speculation more active; receipts, 76 $50
bu; exports. 81. 300 bu. Sales, 672, 600 bu fut
ures and $4,000 blu spot; No. 2 spring, 93c;
graded red. S6093lc; No. 8 red, Ole in elevator
924c delivered; No. 2 red, 92l 092Ac in elevator
93S 93ac delivered. 92sc in store. 93c O. b. for
choice; No red &C., No. / white, 93c; No.
red. January, GIG % 91sc, closing at 91ac; Febru-
airy, % l-l6 0sac; closing at 93sc; March, $3.50
94lc, closing at 93bc; April. 96t q 97ac. closing
at 964c; June nominal at 97c; July, 97s o Csc,
closing at 97ac: August, 97a Csc, closing at
973c; September, 98s 099sc, closing at 98sc; De-
cember, ST. OBJ o o2sc, closing at $1O24
9S8 blu; sales, 416,0o0 bu futures. and II 600 bn
spot Uneraded. Al q 47ac; steamer, 463 047c
elevator, 473c afloat; No. 2, All 047ac elevator,
4Ss 1890 afoat; steamer white, 474c; No. 2, jan
uary 47sc. closing at Age; February. AZ 1-160
4s4c closing at AISLE; May, sos a51e. closing at
50sc.
Oats moderately active; receipts, 1850 bu;
exports. none; mixed Western, 35a Q37c; white
Western, 38042c
Hops quiet.
Hay steady and moderately active.
CoHee-Fair Rio firm at lose; options lower
and fairy active; sales. Il, $50 bags; January,
- soc; February, 13 400 IS. 45c; March, Is 400
Av,pH "a M.xv
June, - As l3 55c; July, ID so q ID 55c August,
13 SO 13 Coo; September, Is. 500 13 60c; October
ID 90. Sugar quiet and steady; refined. steadier
but quiet: standard, So as 7-16c; cut-loaf and
81 acc. Molasses steady Rice firm.
Tallow firm at 316c Rosin quiet at sl0
LILO.
Eggs firm and in fair demand; receipts, 1,574
packages Western, 32033c Wool steady and
nniet: domestic fleece, 800 38c; pulled, IA 35c;
Texas. 9 d25c.
Pork quiet Cut meats firm; picked bellies,
6ae. Lard lower and fairly active; Western
steam, spot. Go 06.67ac; January. 6.63e; Feb
ruary. 6 65 6 Zoe; March, 73 g. 7sc: April 6 80
06s4c; May. 6 So 06 92ic; June, 693 06. 97c;
city steam, 6. soc.
Butter firm and in fair demand; Western, IL
028c; Elgin creamery 33c. Cheese quiet and
Arm: Western fat, II 012ac Copper dull. Lead
steady.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE wheat market ruled
heavy to-day, and lower range of prices was
established The opening was steady at last
nights closing figures May delivery opening at
85ac, rising to 85ac, and falling off steadily to
84sc Some Of the big local operators sold free
| ly. basing their view for lower prices on the
very large visible supply and continuation Of
fairly large receipts at all primary points. The
cables were not encouraging to holders, and
| aided the decline. The offerings became quite
| free toward o'clock, and May sold down to S43
| 084sc, but rallied trif1e and finally closed for
| the day at $40 034ic. Corn continued bearsh
| until May had declined to 41ac, after which
| ond decline to inside figures. Receipts continue
| to be quite free and the shipping inquiry only
| moderate. Oats ruled heavy and closed lower
| for the May option. Provisions were consider
| ably weaker. Mess pork declined steadily Is q
30c per barrel, and closed at about inside figures
Lard was Zoe per 100 pounds lower, and short
ribs 15c per 100 pounds lower. The leading fut-
ures ranged as follows